Early October 2019

TRUMP’S ORDERED ASSASSINATION OF ISIS LEADER GARNERS CITIZEN’S SUPPORT - AS DEMOCRATS CONTINUE GROUNDLESS IMPEACHMENT AGENDA

The recent move Trump made to go after the ISIS leader could not have been more timely to gain the support of the majority of the public. But, whether it was enough to dissuade Congress to not pursue the impeachment process is still unknown. As it stands now, the US House of Representatives voted on a straight party line to continue the impeachment process. However, even if the impeachment process in the House is successful it still has to be presented to the US Senate which do not have the votes to convict Trump on the weak charges against him. To be honest, it is difficult to understand why the Democrats made this rash impeachment move against Trump. Looking at what the Democrats have charged Trump with on a comparative historical political view, reveals that the Democrats are acting irrational, petty and insanely vindictive. In past elections there may be high levels of political warfare, but when the election is over the party that lost accepts the outcome and turns their focus on the next election. But in this case, something changed the political chemistry to cause the Democrats to engage in relentless, illogical rancor and carried on unprecedented political attacks against a sitting president. It appears that the two terms of Obama, a dyed in the wool socialist, has given the leftists democrats the justification to go after a conservative president as if he has no right to govern the nation even though he clearly won the election.

The question is where will things go now? Will Trump withstand the impeachment agenda of the liberals? Or will there be other events that take place that will alter the national and global environment? I can’t help but think that since Trump successfully avoided major wars that the military industrial complex may take revenge on him in a variety of ways. A president has a certain amount of flexibility and latitude to create his own administration’s policies and pace of actions. This was demonstrated in the Obama years when he refused to go to war with Muslims. This infuriated the politicians in Israel that were determined to go to war against Syria and Iran. With Trump being very pro-Israel it was expected that the US would go to war against their preassigned enemies. To their disbelief Trump resisted going to war, which baffled a variety of politicians and the military industrial complex as well. When something like this happens the repercussions and after effects are not easily understood or comprehended ahead of time. The truth is, at any given time with the flow of political and economic events, there is collection of impending events that are moving to a crisis point. I call it a “convergence of events”, that are moving steadily to a crisis point unless something stops them. In a complex world, global leaders deal with these events one at a time to avoid chaos breaking out. If any one of these convergence of events are not stopped, a domino effect can take place which would cause the other events to also come to a crisis point. There are at least three critical time lines that are converging toward a crisis point at any one time in the world. They are the global economy, wars, and terrorism. During the Obama regime the global wars were kept in check as he partied in the Whitehouse and pushed for revolutionary social and cultural change in America. That particular focus left the military industrial complex stagnant as far as needing to start wars for profits - which in turn would invigorate the US and global economy. It was assumed that Trump would take care of that problem so the economy would resurge to higher levels. But, that was not the case, and instead Trump continued using the same flawed employment numbers that Obama used to make it appear the economy was better than ever. For decades “the best politicians money could buy” were setting the stage for wars that would generate money flow. This didn’t happen - which means the convergence towards a crisis point has not been stopped, and we are now perilously close to a major economic collapse that will be several times larger than the “great recession of 2008”. The federal Reserve is now pumping in more $ billions into the economy with what is called Quantitative Easing (QE 3 or 4?), with no end in sight. Banks are having problems staying solvent so they can be able to cover their loans. The so-called repo loans for overnight loans between banks have gone from $60 billion a day to $130 billion. This is only one of many signs of a liquidity problem with banks that reveals an underlying poor economy that is unable to maintain itself and stay afloat. In short, the economy is so bad that even with interest rates at historically low levels the people are not buying homes and generating enough healthy money flow in the system. When you add the national debt approaching $23 trillion and the majority of jobs in the US are not manufacturing jobs anymore – but support jobs like federal, state and local governments, you can see that we no longer have a healthy economic and financial system. A nation rises and falls on what it produces. If the amount of service and government jobs are beyond 60% it is only a matter of time before it grinds to a halt. When that happens more money is printed, hyper inflation erodes buying power, unemployment rises, poverty increases and discontent in the public comes to a crisis point.

Now that Trump has killed the ISIS leader it makes a person wonder if Muslim terrorists have a plan of revenge that will go into action. They had years to plan a dead man switch that would go into action around the world if the leadership was taken out. Until now the terrorists have been operating on a slow long term goal of taking over small nations to build their base. Syria and Russia put a stop to that, with the US making only a token amount of effort to stop the terrorists. Not to mention the fact that the US, Israel, Saudi Arabia and many others consorted together to create the army called ISIS in the first place. This was done to weaken Israel’s enemies and procure oil fields for the west and in time expand Israel’s borders for the “Greater Israel Project”. But the political climate in Israel changed and the current leaders were unable to get enough support to form a government to continue their bombing campaigns against the impoverished Palestinians, Syrians and their future enemy Iran. Even Saudi Arabia was unable to withstand the attacks from the small nation of Yemen. And, they are now barely clinging to power by their fingernails. They have concluded that a war with Iran would be a total disaster and throw the gulf states into total chaos and destruction. This all shows how difficult it is to predict what will happen next. And I haven’t dealt with the other hotspots like North Korea, Russia, China, Ukriane and a half dozen countries in the throes of revolution. Stay tuned we are living in interesting times.

George Eaton
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